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Europeans: We want a German central banker–FT

Jamie Coleman
31/01/2011 | 18:09 GMT

An FT poll finds Europeans want a German central bank president once Trichet’s term ends in October.

Markets too love German central bankers due to their hard-won inflation credibility.

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